lee's initial plan is to head for amelia courthouse. southelf to brookville -- done to brookville to parkville and to danville, virginia and to join jo johnson's army fighting against sherman. lee is hoping to combine force s so that they can defeat sherman, turnaround and defeat grant. it's a long shot, but it is all he has at this point. lieutenant latrobe one of , longstreet's staff officers will ride to clover hill at the home of a friend of his from richmond. it is the home of judge coxe who invites lee and longstreet and staff to supper. longstreet is still unable to use his right arm. longstreet has little to say on any topic. the confederates cross between april 3 and april 4. longstreet says he took up a line on the south side to cover the crossing of the artillery. it was very much delayed due to the roads. menstreet's command had a -- 5000 men. lee was hoping to find supplies at amelia courthouse, and he did. there was ammunition awaiting but no food. we has to spend most of april 4 sending parties out to forage for food in t

on easter sunday, amelia jane came into the world.ot to cut the cord. >> i never thought would happen or take place, and then i am there in the hospital. you know, it doesn't cut immediately, is rough to get into. >> nothing is like the movies, eli. smacked it all in. >> reporter: how do you look like that? >> i said the same thing. >> reporter: making the rest of us look bad. but look at how -- in this covid-19 time it must've been a different experience in terms of how that went down. >> you know, it actually, it -- was almost a nice reprieve to be in the hospital and having her, because outside of the nurses and doctors wearing masks, nobody talked about it. nobody brought it up. it was a really nice reprieve to just focus on having amelia and being together, and bonding. and really enjoying our time there. >> reporter: joe and his wife natalie are amelia's godparents, they had a social distancing meet and greet recently and eli and sarah are looking forward to spending mother's day with their miracle baby. we wish you happy mother

in illinois, amelia went from a happy 4-year-old to a ventilator in just days. >> everything started filling with fluid, her lungs and heart. >> reporter: her pregnant woman couldn't visit the hospital. >> to not be able to put hands on your child when they're in need. >> reporter: like most kids, amelia is getting better with treatment but three have died. doctors say learning more about this rare immune response could ultimately help them understand covid-19 and develop a vaccine. >> i hope more alert helps them know what to look for kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> in the meantime on capitol hill today the prognosis was grim and the doctor that delivered it marginalized by the president over the warning unless administration improves the response to the covid outbreak, our worst days are still ahead. here is jeff bennett. >> reporter: a new warning tonight from a former top u.s. vaccine official who says the worst of the coronavirus crisis could be yet to come. >> if we fail to improve our response now, based on science, i fear the pandemic will get worse and be prolonged

the bay area every night we have been shining the spotlight on a specific senior and tonight it is amelia cueva said she is graduating from oakland technical high school. she plans on attending san jose state university to major in child and adolescent development congrats to amelia and all the kids in the class of 2020 and you can submit your graduate on our website just look for our salute to grads 2020 under the news tab. submit a picture of your grad let us know which high school they attended and what is next for him or her. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 i'm justine

guests to also be safe and to have our, you know, our legendary experience of hospitality. >> hi, amelia. it's jon fortt i wonder is this crisis going to change the way business owners, wineries like you think about your business model? maybe i'm oversharing here, but at home, i'm buying a lot more wine because i can't go out to a restaurant and drink it, so if i want to have wine with dinner i have to have wine at home. i imagine, though, that unless you got relationships already with distributors who are really active online or unless you already had a great online marketing operation, it's hard to reach that consumer are you going to do anything differently along those lines going forward? >> well, we are already. on march 31st we launched our first taco tuesday, wine and more, to reach new consumers and using all of the social media platforms. we've been able to reach -- we have been able to reach new consumers. now being that unless you are a larger winery and you have distribution throughout the u.s. and you sell your wines in wine shops and grocery stores, well that channel is sti

desperate for somewhere to live, her social workers brought her here where she met 18—year—old ameliaowing a family breakdown. amelia says any support young people can get to leave a bad situation at this time can make a huge difference. i was having moments where i would completely break down. i would be in tears on the floor. i didn't think that was fair for my younger brother to have to walk into my room and find his sister on the floor crying her eyes out. i was so torn up about the breakdown that had happened with my family. the hostel is working closely with social services to make sure these young people are safe. they've got a safe bed here and can be a lot better off than some other people. without connections to the outside world or connections to social workers, you probably fear for those people more. it's a fear shared by many. in east london, social workers are video calling the vulnerable children they know about. hey, it's dan, the social worker. some, making home visits where they can. i've just spoken to your mum and she said she is feeling a bit anxious at the momen

desperate for somewhere to live, her social workers brought her here where she met 18—year—old ameliafollowing a family breakdown. amelia says any support young people can get to leave a bad situation at this time can make a huge difference. i was having moments where i would completely break down. i would be in tears on the floor. and i didn't think that was fair for my younger brother to have to walk into my room and find his sister on the floor crying her eyes out. i was so torn up about the breakdown that had happened with my family. the hostel is working closely with social services to make sure these young people are safe. they know they have got a safe bed here and can be a lot better off than some other people. without connections to the outside world or connections to social workers, you probably fear for those people more. it's a fear shared by many. in east london, social workers are video calling the vulnerable children they know about. hey, it's dan, the social worker. some, making home visits where they can. i've just spoken to your mum and she said she is feeling a bit

amelia was made redundant from her marketing firm just before the lockdown. she is 23.t outside and just did not know really how to react. she is isolating with her boyfriend, who is helping support them both. she says she was not offered furlough, because her company told her they didn't want to use the government scheme. at the moment, i'm 0k, but i basically have managed to stretch my last pay cheque, or pay cheque and a half. obviously, that is, you know... it will dwindle eventually. 26—year—old jarrod is a self—employed tree surgeon. like about 650,000 other people, he has not been eligible for the government support scheme for the self—employed, as he only started his business last summer. i am really fortunate to have a supportive family, so my grandmother has sent me some money, my mother sends me £100 a month. technically, jared can go back to work now the government has eased its restrictions this week. but he says people are not looking to use his services at the moment, so he will have to keep claiming universal credit. we would not be able to survive if we

. >> 4-year-old amelia tested negative for covid twice. but when she was rushed to the hospital in severe pain, she finally tested positive for covid antibodies. >> we all have them, too, my 3-year-old, myself and my husband. >> amelia ended up on a ventilator but responded well to treatment. >> we have treatment to give children with inflammatory symptoms if they develop this life threatening complications. >> after 16 days in the hospital, yesterday amelia got to go home. amelia will be home for her fifth birthday this week so she has a lot to celebrate. the takeaway for parents is this is not subtle. you will know something is wrong with your child. if you see those symptoms, you need to get help subpoenas possible. >> kristen dahlgren and happy birthday to amelia as well. kristen, thank you. we have some encouraging news on the race for a vaccine. there's an experimental treatment being tested by scientists at oxford university showing new progress. keir simmons in london with that part of the story. keir, good morning. >> hey, craig,

. >> amelia vende vestidos para fiestas en los Ángeles, california. >> llaman previo, tenemos lista laimonio virtual ante miembros del senado dijo que estados unidos todavÍa no tiene control sobre el virus. el senador de ken talkie le dijo que serÍa un gran error si no se reabren las escuelas en el otoÑo. "no sabemos todo acerca de este virus", enfatizÓ el director del instituto. la directora del departamento de salud pÚblica de los Ángeles afirmÓ que mÁs seguros estÁn sus habitantes en casa y que esta medida de cuarentena se extenderÁ hasta finales de julio. enrique: es importante la expectativa que ya genera california en este sentido . gracias. los precios en los supermercados registran el mayor aumento en los Últimos 46 aÑos, ciertos tipos de alimentos son mÁs difÍciles de encontrar y ahora cuesta mucho mÁs. registraron su mayor aumento desde 1964. continÚa la producciÓn en la planta de tesla en california violando la orden de salud del condado de alameda. el presidente donald trump dijo que california debe permitir la apertura de esta fÁbrica. el gobernador de california permitiÓ

reportera: la doctora atendiÓ a la pequeÑa amelia.ntomas de coronavirus. y aparentemente ella se contagiÓ. reportera: la pequeÑa fue dada de alta. afortunadamente la gran mayorÍa de los pacientes se recuperaron. los pediatras dicen sin embargo que hoy mÁs que nunca los padres de familia tienen que estar atentos a los sÍntomas para poder intervenir a tiempo. ilia: una pequeÑa ciudad de 19 mil habitiantes, la mayorÍa hispanos un punto de mayor contagio de coronavirus en el paÍs. hay tanto temor que hasta restaurantes que pierden dinero prefieren no reabrir. tenemos la informaciÓn. >> yo tengo mÁs miedo al virus. reportera: para ella ni el llamado tren de la muerte en el que abandonÓ guatemala es tan veroz como covid 19. >> el dolor de cabeza y el dolor de huesos era fuerte. reportera: ella y una decena de familias lo sufrieron. una diminuta ciudad con una tasa de infecciÓn por las nubes supera en nueva york. >> querÍa salir corriendo para mi paÍs. pero tanto como por la economÍa, como por el encierro. reportera: aquÍ la comunidad hispan

amelia was made redundant from her marketing firm just before the lockdown. she's 23.s kind of sat outside and just did not know really how to react. she is isolating with her boyfriend, who is helping support them both. she says she was not offered furlough, because her company told her they didn't want to use the government scheme. at the moment, i'm 0k, but i basically have managed to stretch my last pay cheque, or pay cheque and a half. obviously, that is, you know... it will dwindle eventually. 26—year—old jarrod is a self—employed tree surgeon. like about 650,000 other people, he has not been eligible for the government support scheme for the self—employed, as he only started his business last summer. i am really fortunate to have a supportive family, so my grandmother has sent me some money, my mother sends me £100 a month. technically, jared can go back to work now the government has eased its restrictions this week. but he says people are not looking to use his services at the moment, so he will have to keep claiming universal credit. we would not be able to s

honeywell whose craftsmanship made it possible for charles lindbergh to fly across the atlantic and for ameliaarhart to break boundaries. it was the men and women of honeywell built the periscopes, motorcycles, and other systems that powered american workers as they fought tierney in the second world war. it was the unstoppable workers right here in honeywell that helped our brave astronauts plant our american flag on the face of the moon. we are getting ready to do it again. we are really using the men as a landing pad toward our journey together to mars, it is happening very soon. now, it is one more time for the men and women of honeywell who are supplying the weapons, the armor, the sweat and skill in a war to defeat the new and invisible enemy, a tough and smart enemy. nobody is like us and nobody is tough like us. i said it before, i will say it again. the people of our country are warriors. with your help, we will vanquish the virus and build a future of greatness and glory. with american heart, american hands, american pride, and american soul. thank you very much for the incredible jo

my name is amelia gonzalez avalos. i'm executive director of navigate minnesota. and our organization is based in bloomington right on the second floor of -- the place where a lot of people call the heart of the latino community. and i want to speak about the heart of the latino community and the latino community that i know and love and that i'm part of. yesterday i saw public demonstrations of love and solidarity with a clear and deep consciousness that the struggle that took many to the streets is righteous. that we need to solve the very old problem of inequality. and for that, we need everybody and everybody's voices. what i saw were small business owners, black and brown, indigenous, somali, mexican, salvadorians, taking care of the little legacies and their little businesses that are their lifelines for many of our community. what i saw were forms of public love when they brought tables to the streets with water and food and emergency aid kits and band-aids and kind words for people that were passing by. i saw -- i witnessed deep love for the community of l

she's headed home just in time to celebrate her 5th birthday happy birthday amelia. >>> that's "nightlyews" for this friday. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other good night >>> right now at 6:00, reopening confusion. the different stages for bay area counties and why santa clara county remaining the only hold out. >>>ed news at 6:00 stars right now. >> each bay area county is reopening a different pace. as of today, sonoma county is well in phase two. any parent can drop their kid off at a daycare, take their dog to a groomer or go to the car cash. staff will screen children each day taking their temperature. no more than 12 kids a group. kids are assigned their own ball so there is less germs spread too. >> sonoma county really got to one right. i think that opening up child care is an important first step to getting parents back to work. >> not everyone agree withes, though. some say the county is moving too fast. other businesses in sonoma county, street facing retailers, outdoor museums, and open air gallerieses. >>> most of the bay area are easing restrictio

our kids had it and we had no idea >> reporter: amelia's doctor saying this shows just how little we lopez first developed red eyes, a fever and searing abdominal pain. >> on a ale of 1 to 10 it was probably like a 10. >> reporter: by the time she got to the hospital her condition hadramatically shifted. >> she was in fairly sere caiac failure. >> reporter: leah didn't know anybody who had coronavirus, but later tested positive for antibodies. >> what it makes us realize is th it can happen to any child at any time,nd we need to be prepared. >> reporter: so rare, but at this point apparently random most children do respond to treatment here in new york state more than half of the children who were hospitalized have now gone home, savannah. >> that's the good news. we want to turn to tour medical correspondent dr. john torres, the cdc is issuing an urgent alert. what do you expect it to say and what's the significance of that? >> savannah, they're going to issue the alert hopefully today. what we expect it to say is kind of give a definition of what they're calling a pediatric multi-s

amelia was made redundant from her marketing firm just before the lockdown. she is 23.w how to react. she is isolating with her boyfriend who is helping support them both. she says she wasn't offered furlough because the company told her they didn't want to use the government scheme. i've been told i'm ok but i managed to stretch my last pay cheque, or pay cheque and a half. obviously, that is, it will dwindle eventually. 26—year—old jared is a self—employed tree surgeon. like about 650,000 other people, he's not been eligible for the government's support scheme for the self—employed because he only started his business last summer. i'm very fortunate to have the support of family so my grandmother has sent me some money. my mother sends me £100 per month. technicallyjared can go back to work now the government has eased its restrictions this week but they say people are not seeking his services at the moment so he will have to claim universal credit. we would not be able to survive if we couldn't claim that. rent is paid for, we've got enough money. jared, gemma and am

in illinois amelia went from a happy four-year-old to a ventilator in just days. >> everything started filling with fluid >> her pregnant mom couldn't visit the hospital >> not being able to put the hands on your child when they're in need. >> reporter: like most kids she's now getting better with treatment but three have died. doctors say learning more about this immune response could ultimately help them understand covid-19 and develop a vaccine >> i hope more families don't have to do what we had to do >> reporter: hope a new alert helps them know what to look for. and that point about vaccines is so interesting doctors point out that children overall inspite of this new inflammatory syndrome has done a good job of fighting off covid-19 so if they understand how a child's immune system works against the virus they may be able to help adults fight it off as well. >>> president trump scheduled to give us an update on the development of a coronavirus vaccine at noon eastern time just one day after his ousted vaccine chief delivered some dire testimony on capitol hill alice barr has mor

amelia police, filled in, possibly shops, being attacked. —— in minneapolis.just heard from the mayor of atlanta saying, "what i see happening on the streets of atlanta is not a banter, this is not a protest, this is not in the spirit of martin luther king jr” spirit of martin luther king jr., this is chaos. a protest has purpose. when you burn down this city, you are burning down oui’ this city, you are burning down our community". stay with us. i am lewis vaughan jones, our community". stay with us. i am lewis vaughanjones, this is bbc news. well, friday was a very warm day across the uk. in fact, the hot spot was scotland. temperatures got up to 28 degrees. and saturday, in most parts of the uk, will be every bit as warm, at least the low to mid 20s in most major towns and cities. it's been so reliable during the lockdown that the spring has ended up being the sunniest one on record. so, this has been confirmed by the met office. now, high pressure is in charge of the weather across a large chunk of europe. it's centred across scandinavia and it's clearing

maquiavelo tiene detalles y nos enlazamos con ella, buenos dÍas amelia?.del paÍs. finalmente los casi 3 millones de trabajadores indocumentados de california que contribuyen con millones de dÓlares en impuestos cada aÑo recibirÁn ayuda del gobierno estatal pero este fondo econÓmico solo alcanzarÁ para 150 mil personas. >>> honestamente la necesidad es mucho mÁs grande que el fondo y vamos a tratar de ayudar a la mayorÍa >>> 12 organizaciones sin fines de lucros han sido designadas para canalizar la ayuda >>> fueron un millÓn de llamadas, la gente estÁ necesitada y esta ayuda le viene del momento crÍtico >>> uno que llamÓ rubÉn campos >>> llamÉ muchas veces y nada >>> vas a seguir insistiendo >>> sÍ claro si se necesita >>> la comunidad indocumentada estÁ temerosa que al brindar informaciÓn podrÍan poner en peligro su situaciÓn migratoria >>> california es (nombre en inglÉs) hace mucho para proteger a nuestra comunidad. entonces yo no tendrÍa miedo de dar mi informaciÓn al programa este de (nombre en inglÉs) no creo que tenga ningÚn peligro para nuestra com

a guy named amelia in the book, dining ali wrote in the book and it's fascinating to get to see the new product but i'm also grateful that i got their time and i got the chance to tell a little of their story. >>. >> usually there are any additions that are historical in the book. i remember those illustrations, do you want to tell a little bit about that ? >> illustrations are by a guy named adam galassi, he's a friend of mine in their incredible. i should get the book downi'm going to put something over to show you . so i thought about doing photos in the book. but one thing about getting photos in the book and is that you have to get the rights to put them and so some of the photos were trickier than others. you also have to pay for it as an author out-of-pocket if i'm going to be paying for photos to use in the book, i really wanted to something that was going to be special and different sort of give an impression and create more emotional residence to the reader. so i asked adam if he would kind of draw the book for me a little bit. and he did and it cannot break. he's really excit

. >> joe and natalie are now amelia's godparents. joe and eli are both elementary school teachers, in phoenicia right now, they are teaching virtually but looking forward to getting back into the classroom. hopefully this fall. >> we first told you about the program last week, today, some hearty and delicious meals were delivered, to some front-line medical workers here in sentences go. that showed appreciation on this national nurses day. the meals were dropped off at lunchtime, to the staff zuckerberg general hospital. the food was provided by hurry up now, through its role and forward donations from its customers. the restaurant chain as we reported last week is matching every $12 donation. to deliver meals to front-line workers. and people impacted by the covid-19 accepting donations. >>> >> with mother's day right around the corner, it is time to recognize the women that we all call heroes. today, we are honoring charlene, from san jose. her husband christian, and their kids say she is their hero. because the registered nurse de

and then our editor also welcomed a baby daughter and believe it or not, her name is amelia. is a shame because it does not rhyme. so close. we were so close to three right now, you need dependable internet and endless entertainment. xfinity has you covered, with reliably fast speeds, the most in-home wifi coverage, and advanced security included. plus, access all your streaming apps in one place, including peacock. and now you can get up & running quickly with contactless equipment drop off. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity for thirty four ninety nine a month for 12 months and get xfinity flex a personalized streaming dashboard for all your favorite apps. click or call today. >>> she is graduating in san rafael and she will be going to the university of oregon in the fall. >>> a big congrats to justin. he is graduating from this high school in san francisco and he will be going to the university of notre dame in the fall to major in biology. congratulations to all of our graduates and keep this coming. sent us a photo of your graduate by emailing 20

de la preocupaciÓn hay buenas noticias para las personas que no tienen dinero para pagar su renta amelianado fondos federales para ayudar a los inquilinos que debido a la pandemia no pueden pagar la renta. >>> tenemos un programa de asistencia de emergencia para dar asistencia temporal o los inquilinos que luchan por pagar el arriendo. >>> programa de ayuda de emergencia para inquilinos oro ce mil dÓlares por tres meses para pagar la renta este no es un prÉstamo las personas que lo obtengan no necesitan pagar este dinero de regreso. >>> quienes califican para este programa. >>> este programa estÁ dirigido a personas de bajos ingresos, que viven en los Ángeles, en Áreas no incorporadas. >>> debe notificar al propietario que no puede seguir pagando sin considerar la situaciÓn migratoria, estero programa promete ayudar a muchas familias. >>> inicialmente en la primera ronda queremos ayudar a aproximadamente a 1500 familias, pero vamos tener una segunda ronda que vamos a poner a ayudar a miles de de familias. >>> en los Ángeles existe ya una medida para evitar el desalojo de inquilinos. >>>

tiene los detalles y ahora nos vamos con ella para compartir los detalles buenos dÍas amelia. >> asÍctúa poderosamente desde la primera hora, refuerza su eficacia si lo tomas al día siguiente. zyrtec y deja de sufrir alergias. el 80% de las bacterias no están en los ¿80%?es. colgate total es diferente. combate las bacterias en toda tu boca. protegiendo en un 100% todas sus superficies. colgate total. protección antibacteriana para una boca más sana. la forma en que cuidas a tu bebé... ♪ ¡es absolutamente perfecta! eso inspiró a nuestro pañal perfecto, el más suave con protección confiable. huggies special delivery el más suave con protección confiable. ♪ yo quiero que este ♪ sea el mundo que conteste ♪ del este hasta oeste ♪ y bajo el mismo sol ♪ bajo el mismo sol la colección suave professionals. echo con ingredientes excelentes limpia suavemente cada día. para un cabello con calidad de salón que te encantará. saca más provecho de tu champú con la colección suave professionals. todopero eso puede subir laspú facturas de electricidad. puedes ahorrar si usas un ventilador para refresc

she has taught amelia earhart elementary school for 20 years, and says that her job is to get kids excited for the decade or more of learning that they have out of them. >>> all of my students to a drive-by with the balloons, bubbles, signs, flowers, gifts, to say thank you. i am going to cry. >> this is miss kelly's last year of teaching. the parade is the last class of kindergarten. >> as we get closer to mother's day, ktvu highlights the special women that we call heroes. this morning, we are honoring danielle mendoza. her daughter, michaela, says that she is a hero because she has always been the backbone of the house. she continues to push everyone of the kids and friends to do the best of that we can. she works full-time, goes to school full-time online, in order to get her masters degree in women's health. she says that my mother is truly the definition of a hero. i love you, mom. happy mother's day. >> bay area counties are lifting restrictions on certain businesses, the changes in napa, solano, and when some of the other counties will lift the restrictions. >>> more financial help

honeywell whose craftsmanship made it possible for charles lindbergh to fly across the atlantic and for ameliareak boundaries in the sky -- the men and women of honeywell built periscope sent autopilot systems that helped american warriors as they fought to victory in the second world war. it was the unstoppable workers right here in honeywell that helped our brave astronauts plant our american plague on the face of the moon and we are getting ready to do it again. we are really using the moon as the landing pad for our journey together to mars. it's happening very soon. now it is one more time for the men and women of honeywell who are supplying their weapons, the armor, the sweat and skill in our ward to defeat the new invisible enemy, a tough enemy, a smart enemy. but nobody is like us and nobody is tough like us. and i said it before and i'll say it again. the people of our country are warriors. with your help, we will vanquish the virus and build a future of greatness and glory. with american heart, american hands, american pride, and american soul. thank you very much for the incredible

>> no, only amelia in. >> okay. so nobody's ready to kill each other? >> no, no!ing and painting and cleaning and organizing and getting ready for christmas. >> and this is my brother, normally i stay to him and no, i don't have to. you've got your browns cap on. he and i went to opening day of the browns last season. >> super bowl! >> super bowl. see, this is the thing. we're going to talk sports a little later on. when you're a cleveland fan, you always believe things are going to happen. oh, my gosh. all right, here's my kids. they're not actually my kids. they're doug and cory's. this is my nephew and his wife. this is miss muriel, this is parker. thank you for my beautiful sign. did you make that? >> hi. >> i can't come near you. how are you doing? you want to hold it up? >> i wish i could hold it up. >> who loves you the most? >> you. >> yeah. >> they don't like it when i ask that question but i ask it anyway. how are you guys doing? >> good. >> we have a nurse here. we have a nurse here. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> bravo! >> i just want to say that

she was interviewed by amelia gentleman yesterday from the guardian on her views, and how she felt and won‘t necessarily be able to get back into britain? exactly. as a consequence, she is penalised for not going on these important school trips because of their status in the uk. now the family is suffering, including taitusi, because of the extortionate bill that he has no choice but to pay to the nhs. and this is something i have spoken to the overseas team about, that they are following procedures. they looked after taitusi very well at the hospital and they knew from the beginning that he was an illegal immigrant because we never hid it from them. we told them about it and they did an excellent job looking after him. had it not been for the hospital, taitusi would not have been here today. what i don't understand is how, if you have served for a decade in the british army, including tours of iraq and afghanistan, as taitusi was explaining, why there isn‘t some kind of automatic leave to remain in the uk. what went wrong when taitusi was discharged? from what we have gathered from ta

para que nos explique un poquito mÁs sobre lo que estÁ pasando buenos dÍas amelia >>> estos tiemposar firmes ellos no pueden entender y tener una mala interpretaciÓn >>> las personas dependen mucho de nosotros tenemos que informarle que aislarlos de ellos para no causarles daÑos >>> quÉ pasa si alguien se contagia en casa? >>> nos darÁ un sentido de culpabilidad >>> tambiÉn miedo y pÁnico >>> ¿quÉ hacemos si perdemos a un familiar y no podemos escribirle? >>> escribir una carta y escribir todo lo que queremos decirle >>> definitivamente estamos frente a situaciones difÍciles y traumÁticas >>> cuando tiene ansiedad el sistema nervioso produce hormonas entonces afecta el sistema inmunolÓgico y lo debilita. >> en estos momentos que todos somos vulnerables >>> para proteger a nuestra familia, la lÍnea de ayuda de la salud mental del departamento es (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> la cuÁl es fundamental y soportar y soportar otras situaciones difÍciles que nos toca vivir ademÁs quedo publicada los efectos psicolÓgicos de la cuarentena una es irritabilidad otra es agresiÓn y dice que lo cu

amelia robinson called the attacks cowardly. to beat a man, unarmed and down. she referred to brooks as a cringing puppy, who she would gladly challenge to meet her any place with, quote, pistols, rifles, or cow hides. the outrage, robinson felt, had no bearing on her sex, she like other black leaders was exacerbated by the sacrifices it cost her dearly. she was 50 years old and a widow. she had lost two sons in the mexican war. and brooks' actions represented a direct affront to her own liberty. quote, now, then mr. brooks robinson challenged, let us see some of your boasted courage. you are afraid to meet a man. dare you meet a woman. robinson declared that she was anxious to do her country some service, either by whipping or choking the cowardly ruffian who threatened what she perceived america's most precious right, the freedom of speech. robinson was willing to put her strong words into print. and more than any other man, she admitted to what she was willing to do publicly. while many were praying for sumner, robinson illustrates what she was willing to do

. >> reporter: among the 100,000 people who died around this country, she wrote about amelia athe endf herlife her f survi. family couldn't be with her. they sent a priest to the hospital, and that priest gave holy water to a nurse and blessed her. and then that nurse did a blessing by transference. and that gave great comfort to the family. but the separation is very cruel. >> reporter: we will end with the number of people who have recovered. we've got your messages on social media over the last several months. you want to know more about recovers. in recoveries, there is hope. so this morning, the number stands at nearly 400,000 people reported to have recovered from the coronavirus. anthony, that number is likely to be higher. >> all right, david. thank you. those separations are extremely painful. >>> president trump hasn't mentioned the death toll since it reached 100,000. he has threatened to rein in social media companies claiming they're interfering with free speech. the president is expected to sign an executive order today targeting twitter and other well-known platforms. p

amelia was made redundant from her marketing firm just before the lockdown. she is 23.s she wasn't offered furlough because a company told her they didn't want to use the government scheme. i've been told i'm 0k government scheme. i've been told i'm ok but i managed to stretch my last paycheck or paycheck and a half. obviously that is, it will dwindle eventually. 26-year-old jared is a 12 self—employed tree surgeon. jared is a 12 self—employed tree surgeon. like about 650,000 other people he's not been eligible for the government's support scheme that are self—employed because he only started this business last summer. i'm very fortunate to have the support families so my grandmother has sent me some money. my mother sends me £100 per month. technically jarrod can go back to work now the government has eased its restrictions this week but they say people are not seeking his services at the moment so he will have to claim universal credit. we would not be able to survive if we couldn't claim that stop rent is paid for, we got enough money. jarrod, jim and amelia are deal

and amelia who is five was so surprised that her tiktok finally worked, yeah, she rocked it right upit. i say that's a good use of time. all right, hope your tiktoks go well today and hope you can send me a "gma" moment. go to my facebook page, hit me up on instagram and we'll share the smile with the rest of america. >>> good morning. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike nicco. on this memorial day, unfortunately, we have poor air quality and dangerous heat that will last through at least thursday. a sea breeze will break it come friday and bring us a slight chance of showers, even cooler weather this weekend. 74 at half moon bay to 100 in fairfield and antioch. that's our summer spread today. tonight, 50s and 60s, but up in the hills, 70s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, record highs possible tuesday and wednesday. >>> it is time now ♪ i just want to shout >>> it is time now for "gma's" ultimate back yard barbecue. memorial day is the unofficial start of summer and grilling season, and today it's all about skewers with "bon appetit's" editor-in-chief, adam rapoport. let's take a lo

she's headed home just in time to celebrate her 5th birthday happy birthday amelia. >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other good night going hey, what's up, y'all, still in montana hanging out, we shot this before social distancing was a thing. i know a lot of people are like, why are you still doing shows? we taped to the is a while back. today we have matt leblanc and bellamy young. we are highlighting new york city, which i could not pick a better city to highlight right now, just because they are probably getting hit the hardest by the pandemic. we want to say a shout out to all of your new yorkers. our hearts are with you. we are praying for y'all, especially the people on the front lines. the medical people putting their lives on the line for us. thank you so much. we are highlighting y'all today in the show. but this was shot a few weeks back. so y'all, enjoy the show. ♪ ♪ i heard he sang a lullaby ♪ i heard he sang it from his heart ♪ ♪ when i found out, thought i would die ♪